Nice one Boris....

https://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/news/grimsby-news/boris-johnson-secret-grimsby-town-4448136

Some good looking illegitimate from off here with the original tweet this morning (not some divvy off Radio Lincs)

Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse.
Haha.

twit in a hat

Quoted from pizzzza

twit in a hat

Correct. The likes on my tweet are about 50% oh god how terrible, how the hell did he get hold of one of those hats?(👍) and 50% BORRIS IS A LEJUND (🐵).

ffs folks, get a grip, do you honestly think we'd allow that tw@t to come up to Scotland and not be out on the streets to welcome him?

Makes me feel dirty. Absolute oxygen thieving waste of skin.

When I saw it I was sick in my mouth...

How does this guy get dressed in the morning, let alone run the country, if he leaves the house wearing a flipping bobble hat sideways?

Did he not take his carer on holiday with him?

That's where he is ............. Worse primeminister this country has ever seen by a country mile .

Worst leader since Matt Heywood.

Quoted from It Bites

That's where he is ............. Worse primeminister this country has ever seen by a country mile .

Been lucky to even see him! The gutless rat has more holidays than Judith Chalmers!

He's a full on helmet like his supporters.

He's a spineless , bumbling moron . Any working class voter who voted him in must be mad.

Quoted from TheRealJohnLewis

He's a full on helmet like his supporters.

He's a politician, what do you expect?

I posted this thread as a bit of fun (my fault)  but I can see it spiralling into another political debate.

Doubt it will be long before it gets moved !!!

Wow , looking at his thread how the heck did the conservatives hammer the Labour Party in the last election

Quoted from supertown

Wow , looking at his thread how the heck did the conservatives hammer the Labour Party in the last election

Because he was the best out of the two!

Quoted from supertown

Wow , looking at his thread how the heck did the conservatives hammer the Labour Party in the last election

Plenty of morons and bootlickers about!

Quoted from supertown

Wow , looking at his thread how the heck did the conservatives hammer the Labour Party in the last election

Look at the ticks and crosses for the comments and you will have your answer.

Quoted from supertown

Wow , looking at his thread how the heck did the conservatives hammer the Labour Party in the last election

Because most rational folk aren’t left wing moaners that think by calling anyone with opposing views thick and posting over and over again with the same old crap thinking people will change their minds.  
Get a grip. You lost several elections/referendums by majority and you still don’t see why?

Quoted from monkeyboy

Because most rational folk aren’t left wing moaners that think by calling anyone with opposing views thick and posting over and over again with the same old crap thinking people will change their minds.  
Get a grip. You lost several elections/referendums by majority and you still don’t see why?

I did ? I’m not a labour voter , what you on about

Quoted from supertown

Wow , looking at his thread how the heck did the conservatives hammer the Labour Party in the last election

You should probably ask how the heck did Labour lose it, mainly because of Jeremy Corbyn and their brainless Brexit policy.

Quoted from monkeyboy

Because most rational folk aren’t left wing moaners that think by calling anyone with opposing views thick and posting over and over again with the same old crap thinking people will change their minds.  
Get a grip. You lost several elections/referendums by majority and you still don’t see why?

Assuming everyone who has a problem with Boris Johnson is a labour supporter or ‘left wing moaner’ is wide of the mark and indicative of the wider issues with blind allegiance to a party or individual.
I think he is a bumbling idiot but that is based purely on his performance as prime minister and his shifting from 1 fiasco to another, without ever losing his enthusiasm to ‘outdo’ himself  and plummet to new levels of incompetence.

Quoted from jock dock tower

ffs folks, get a grip, do you honestly think we'd allow that tw@t to come up to Scotland and not be out on the streets to welcome him?

Noones perfect and we all have chinks in our armoury which we can find and use to put others down if we so wish.

Personally of the two I found Boris Johnston a warmer and more likeable candidate than Jeremy Corbyn.

Ive no allegiance to either party by the way having always voted green  myself.

Quoted from Sandford1981

I think he is a bumbling idiot but that is based purely on his performance as prime minister and his shifting from 1 fiasco to another, without ever losing his enthusiasm to ‘outdo’ himself  and plummet to new levels of incompetence.

Problem is in politics you will never please everyone.

Quoted from Rick12

Problem is in politics you will never please everyone.

I think that’s applicable to life in general. I have enough trouble pleasing the 3 women in my household let alone anyone else.

My point is more around supporting or defending someone purely because they’re on your ‘side’ or not as the case may be.

I’m not without my faults (I have many-ask the wife) and I have my own biases but I’d like to think I can view things relatively objectively with a healthy dose of self awareness.

In this instance I’m only judging the performance of someone in a role in the same way I and most people Would be or are judged at work most days.

Quoted from Rick12

Noones perfect and we all have chinks in our armoury which we can find and use to put others down if we so wish.

Personally of the two I found Boris Johnston a warmer and more likeable candidate than Jeremy Corbyn.

Ive no allegiance to either party by the way having always voted green  myself.

A lot of people vote for policies and not the warmness of a politician (who is doing their best to be likeable to win an election!)

Quoted from It Bites

That's where he is ............. Worse primeminister this country has ever seen by a country mile .

WHAT!  Worse than BLAIR + BROWN ? ( The 4 B's )

Quoted from Sandford1981

I think that’s applicable to life in general. I have enough trouble pleasing the 3 women in my household let alone anyone else.

My point is more around supporting or defending someone purely because they’re on your ‘side’ or not as the case may be.

I’m not without my faults (I have many-ask the wife) and I have my own biases but I’d like to think I can view things relatively objectively with a healthy dose of self awareness.

In this instance I’m only judging the performance of someone in a role in the same way I and most people Would be or are judged at work most days.

Fair points

Quoted from LH

A lot of people vote for policies and not the warmness of a politician (who is doing their best to be likeable to win an election!)

Yes but political think tanks have shown that a politicians personality does affect large swathes of voters.

Quoted from monkeyboy

Because most rational folk aren’t left wing moaners that think by calling anyone with opposing views thick and posting over and over again with the same old crap thinking people will change their minds.  
Get a grip. You lost several elections/referendums by majority and you still don’t see why?

Just because you won a referendum doesn’t mean you’re not thick.

Interesting that there are lots of crosses on the anti Boris posts but no-one can post anything in support other than 'he came across better than the other bloke.' Politics has definitely become less rational and more tribal. I would liken it to football supporting but I'm more than happy to admit when town are sh1t.

Boris is the only person who can stand up to that blackmailing Macron tw.t and get us what we voted for

Quoted from golfer

Boris is the only person who can stand up to that blackmailing Macron tw.t and get us what we voted for

What evidence do you have to suggest that?

Quoted from Vance Warner

Interesting that there are lots of crosses on the anti Boris posts but no-one can post anything in support other than 'he came across better than the other bloke.' Politics has definitely become less rational and more tribal. I would liken it to football supporting but I'm more than happy to admit when town are sh1t.

I think a lot of people were terrified by the policies on offer by Labour and/or despaired with their bizarre stance on Brexit- to agree a deal and then vote against it.

As a PM, I’m not a fan of BoJo, but certainly considered him a better option. Both the 2017 and 2019 election candidates were poor.

Quoted from golfer

Boris is the only person who can stand up to that blackmailing Macron tw.t and get us what we voted for

Christ.

Quoted from blundellpork

I think a lot of people were terrified by the policies on offer by Labour

An extra £2 a week tax for people on £81k a year. Terrifying.

This country’s fuccked.

Quoted from golfer

Boris is the only person who can stand up to that blackmailing Macron tw.t and get us what we voted for

The "oven-ready" deal? How is that going?

Quoted from Vance Warner

What evidence do you have to suggest that?

One more for the list of people the useless clowns in govt have blamed for their failings -

The civil service
The care homes
The scientists
The teachers
The EU
The Grenfell dead
The British public
Theresa May
Remainers
A lack of positivity
PPE suppliers
Doctors
Hospitals
The NHS
The Unions
Ofqual
Macron

There’ll be more...

Quoted from ska face

An extra £2 a week tax for people on £81k a year. Terrifying.

This country’s fuccked.

Funny how M.P.'s were on £80K and they were going to tax those on £81K - was it so that the proposal got the backing of the M.P.s  Methinks what methinks.

My apologies, the increase was for those on £80k.

The additional contribution for those on £81k was a whopping 96p per week.

https://action.labour.org.uk/page/content/fair-tax-calculator

Ah well, glad we’re not raking in additional tax revenue and are instead handing out more tax breaks to billionaires - the Digital Services Tax looking like the next to disappear. Only £500m a year, we don’t need that do we?